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Judeo-Christian founded, no official language (English is most-widely used, however we are well on our way to becoming Spanish-speaking). U.S. government is based loosely on U.S. Constitution (down the tube we go). What culture, you ask? I'll get back to you if we ever secure it from the invaders and cultural "progressives".

The unique element of the US culture comes from the fact that we are a nation of immigrants. The United States of America is a country where if you wish you can become an American. Try moving to France and becoming a Frenchman. it doesn't work that way. Almost all other countries are the same. If you aren't native, you aren't really "true blue".

In the United States, regardless of race, religion, ethnicity, etc, if you wish you can become a "true blue" American. All that hyphenation crap is a personal choice and a symptom of how our culture is under attack.

The fact that we adopt from everyones heritage, from October Fest to St. Patrick's Day to Cinco-de-Mayo highlights that culture.